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instead, washington will push china to put in place policies that encourage chinese consumers to spend. china experienced its own housing bubble, with residential home prices down 3o to 40 percent from the peak but in coastal urban areas, china real estate is going for about 10-thousand renminbi per square meter...or about $135 dollars per square foot. there is huge demand for residential property in china and i believe they're running about 7 million units shortage at the present time. the majority of the people got rich in the last few years and they will, in particular chinese people love to buy homes, they will buy homes for themselves. the focus of china's $586 billion stimulus has been building projects like roads, highways and airports, hoping better transportation within the country will help its internal economic growth. critics say china isn't doing enough to counteract rising unemployment due to lower trade with america and europe. the third biggest bank in the u- s will have the u-s as one of its biggest owners. uncle sam takes a 34 percent ownership stake in citigroup in t
instead, washington will push china to put in place policies that encourage chinese consumers to spend. china experienced its own housing bubble, with residential home prices down 3o to 40 percent from the peak but in coastal urban areas, china real estate is going for about 10-thousand renminbi per square meter...or about $135 dollars per square foot. there is huge demand for residential property in china and i believe they're running about 7 million units shortage at the present time. the...
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next week, high ranking chinese and u-s government officials will meet for talks in washington - and china is expected to again push for a stable u-s dollar... china has long been concerned about the falling value of the dollar - the country holds almost one trillion dollars worth of u-s treasury securities. next monday and tuesday - treasury secretary tim geithner and secretary of state hillary clinton will meet with chinese government officials - who said they will ask the united states to adopt responsible economic policies... and make sure government spending does *not get out of control. some experts on china believe the united states needs to take these warnings serio - because china does have the power to dump u-s treasury securities.. i'll say what was said about the soviet union.. you can always trust communists to be communists.... they will act as a communist dictatorship... the stability of the us is irrelevant to them except that we absorb their exports - they are an expansive power." says while its economy is still growing at more than 7% - it is just 1/10th the size of
next week, high ranking chinese and u-s government officials will meet for talks in washington - and china is expected to again push for a stable u-s dollar... china has long been concerned about the falling value of the dollar - the country holds almost one trillion dollars worth of u-s treasury securities. next monday and tuesday - treasury secretary tim geithner and secretary of state hillary clinton will meet with chinese government officials - who said they will ask the united states to...
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we want to be up near the state of washington we want to be high or return as a low- risk and that's not the case will look at these graphics here. when you look at large and small you see it you can eat chris your return on small caps with a little bit more volatility when we the next chart we don't see the same picture. if we take those same indices the russell 1000 which again is the large guys in the russell 2000 which is the next 2000 smallest taking each of those two benchmarks and subdivide them again on the basis of price to earnings and price to book metric looking for growth versus value so the value guys would be a little bit cheaper in the growth the guys because we pay for growth in advance appeared to be more expensive. interestingly here there's no free lunch argument because the value guys to generate high returns on the scale of an additional 300 basis points or 83% per year but interestingly it tends to be as low work volatility relative to the growth guys. this is a part and behind the ivory tower and the academy that we haven't quite figured this out in fact we do
we want to be up near the state of washington we want to be high or return as a low- risk and that's not the case will look at these graphics here. when you look at large and small you see it you can eat chris your return on small caps with a little bit more volatility when we the next chart we don't see the same picture. if we take those same indices the russell 1000 which again is the large guys in the russell 2000 which is the next 2000 smallest taking each of those two benchmarks and...
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it is another week of washington focused on healthcare reform with the rhetoric and the price tag heating up. we've talked this problem to death year after year, but unless we act and act now, none of this will change. the goal of reform is providing insurance for those who can't afford ita goal that comes with it an estimated cost of $1 trillion over the next decadea cost that supporters want to pay for using higher taxes, fees and healthcare savings. rob wilson is ceo at employee services consultancy employco. debt will come back to the program. small businesses is a focus of these reform efforts in the house and in the senate car they me for a change? i don't think so they're struggling with the economy. health-care issues makes it tough for small business. how are they approaching these potential changes that have yet to really take shape yet? the challenges between the senate and house is not quite sure what's going to happen but the concern cannot hire? or is it going to be higher taxes? two competing plans for now when and how someone in the senate employee based insurance requirem
it is another week of washington focused on healthcare reform with the rhetoric and the price tag heating up. we've talked this problem to death year after year, but unless we act and act now, none of this will change. the goal of reform is providing insurance for those who can't afford ita goal that comes with it an estimated cost of $1 trillion over the next decadea cost that supporters want to pay for using higher taxes, fees and healthcare savings. rob wilson is ceo at employee services...